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Old 01/06/2008, 11:10 PM
LaurentSeattle LaurentSeattle is offline
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Rue:

It is not uncommon to zero phosphates and plenty of algae: The phosphates are immediately eaten by the algae. I would add a small GFO bag (PhosBan or similar) for a few weeks. That helped a lot in my tank!

Fishes that are strictly algae eaters are not a good solution, I believe. Once the algae is gone, they starve to death. Or even worse, they do not like the algae specy you have...

conorwynne:

Rue is the one with the algae problem... I finally got rid of most of it. Et enfin, oui je suis Francais.
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